Bring coastal-industrial character to your space with a design inspired by stacked shipping containers and sun-worn steel. Weathered blues, cargo-crate reds, and muted grays create a grounded, maritime vibe—perfect for accent walls, lofts, studios, and modern coastal homes. This removable wallpaper offers a bold statement without a long-term commitment.
Key Features
Removable, renter-friendly wallpaper for easy style updates.
PVC-free material printed with eco-friendly, water-based inks.
Rolls measure 24 inches wide and are available in heights up to 120 inches.
Matte, low-glare finish with crisp detail for a refined look.
Pattern designed to tile across panels for a continuous cargo stack effect.
Best on smooth, clean, properly primed and painted walls.
How to Measure
Measure the full width of your wall in inches, then divide by 24 to determine how many panels you need. Round up to the next whole panel. Choose a panel height equal to or slightly taller than your wall (up to 120 inches) and trim the excess at the ceiling and baseboard.
Installation Guidance
Ensure walls are smooth, dry, and free of dust or grease. Fresh paint should cure for at least 30 days.
Remove outlet and switch plates. Mark a plumb vertical guideline to keep your first panel perfectly straight.
Align the first panel to the guideline. Apply from top to bottom, smoothing outward with a felt squeegee or soft cloth to remove air pockets.
Install subsequent panels edge-to-edge, carefully aligning the cargo pattern. Do not stretch the material.
Trim excess at edges with a sharp blade and light pressure. Replace outlet covers.
Care Instructions
Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth; use mild soap if needed.
Avoid abrasives, bleach, or harsh chemicals.
For long-lasting adhesion, keep surfaces dry and avoid direct, high heat or constant steam.
When removing, peel back slowly at a low angle.
Good to Know
For best results, apply only to smooth, primed, non-textured walls.
Surface conditions and paints can affect adhesion and removability; always test a small area first.
Allow panels to acclimate to room temperature for several hours before installation.
